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A quatifying degree commonly refered to by a numeral or a level there of. These "levels" if you well represent the intensity of the subject rejectivness to society. Higher the level represent a mass quatifier of rejection. I m so fucking ub3r cor3 im a l33t 3rd level nerd.
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Ranked on a scale of nerdiness from 1 to 5. 1 being generally accepted, and 5 being social reject/basement dweller. Anime ranking 4, and Star Trek a 3.5. An exception being Babylon 5, which is a whopping 4.5 on the scale. "Great. Babylon 5 is on!" "ah, crap. Im a nerd!"
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Frequently presented with a number added. Nerd Level is a way of quantifying nerdiness, measured in social outcast tiers.
Essentially, most people you would meet are level 0 nerds. The people they feel uncomfortable around due to excessive nerdiness are level 1 nerds. The level 1 nerds feel uncomfortable around nerds of 2nd or higher level, etc. |
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An idea of someone's level of nerdiness, probably created by a NERD. Nerds! The nerd level of this word is 10!!!
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Refering to the level of gameplay a person has reached in his most recent RPG game.
Level 1: Has beaten it once. Level 2: Has beaten it twice and has attended a fan club meeting or convention. Level 3: Has beaten it so many times that the programmers call him for advice. Level 4: Is the president of the RGS's fan club. Nigel hasn't been out of his house in three days! His nerd level must be through the roof!
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the unit of measure on how many wedgies, lockker stuffing incidents , stolen lunch money, etc. occur to a nerd in one day his NLreached an all time high of 15
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(Inverse) normal level, the scale used by nerds to meter how uncomfortable they feel around unnerdy people (ie those with lower nerd levels than themselves)
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